Dimasa

Last changed on Thu, 01/01/1970 - 00:00

shibarai mdaikho

Dictionary Word
shibarai mdaikho
In Dimasa culture shibarai is worshiped as a form of lord Shiva.

Shivarai Temple (Joypur)

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Dimasa
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History, Oral Traditions, Scholarly Works

Ranachandi amai bidu ningkhe

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Dimasa
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Songs
Summary
This is a religious song where the singer is praying to goddess Ranachandi for her love and blessings.

Baigodi Rajirao Bubli Jakha

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Dimasa
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Songs
Summary
This religious song is on holi festival and the fun and beauty of the festival.

Ho rao lim rao

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Dimasa
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Songs
Summary
This is a religious song on goddess Ranachandi which was sung by Debu Hasnu Barman in the video.

Hono jang Shisha ni Kharmin

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Dimasa
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People, Oral Traditions
Summary
This is a Short Dimasa folk story on a Pig and a Dog, narrated by Monishankar Barman of Khaspur village.

Stone inscription of King Ramachandra Narayan Hasnu (Khaspur)

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Dimasa
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People, History, Oral Traditions
Summary
This is a stone inscription of the Dimasa king Ramachandra Narayan Hasnu which was installed in the year 1740.

Ranipath Nolaini Kharmin

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Dimasa
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People, History, Oral Traditions
Summary
The above video is about the histoy of the Dimasa king and Ranipath village narrataed by Romaranjan Phonglo Barman of Thaligram village.

Singhadwar (Miyung horglai)

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Dimasa
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People, History, Oral Traditions
Summary
This monument is known as a Singhadwar (Lion gate) or Miyung Horglai, it is a gateway to the capital (Khaspur) complex of Dimasa kachari kingdom.

Ranachandi Mandir (Khaspur)

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Dimasa
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People, History, Oral Traditions
Summary
This is an ancient temple of goddess Ranachandi which was built during the reign of Dimasa Kachari king and still standing in the good condition near the northern Singhadwar of the capital.